| As one who has cooked professionally and just | | | | Katie is based in four questions that have the |
| for fun for over 25 years I can tell you that | | | | power to transform the way you think about |
| recipes don't have to be complicated to be good. | | | | something or someone and in the process let go |
| You can wow your taste buds and satisfy your | | | | of what's causing you to suffer. Freeing up the |
| nutritional needs with a handful of ingredients. The | | | | mind this way feels so good you will want to be |
| secret is, the ingredients have to be the highest | | | | more fully present, as in "be here now." (352 page |
| quality, freshest ingredients you can find...and the | | | | workbook) |
| meal has to be made with love, either by | | | | 3) Follow Your Bliss---coined by Joseph Campbell |
| someone who loves to cook, or someone who | | | | this phrase is often identified with his philosophy. |
| loves to cook for you. In other words, someone | | | | He also is known for saying, human beings are not |
| who truly does love to see you smile! | | | | searching for the meaning of life; they are |
| These three spiritual teachers have been able to | | | | searching for the feeling of being fully alive |
| summarize volumes of how-to-be-happy in only | | | | exuberant. |
| three words. You can read more about each | | | | So, in your quest for more meaning, finding your |
| concept if your mind needs to be satisfied or you | | | | soul's purpose or your mission in life, remember |
| can simply reflect upon each one and apply it to | | | | the answer doesn't have to be complicated. The |
| your life. | | | | most profound truths are always the simplest. |
| 1) Be Here Now by Ram Dass: Considered by | | | | Give your brain a break! Your greatest truths and |
| many to be a manual for making the transition to | | | | insights will come in the quiet moments when |
| a more spiritual lifestyle, this book from 1971 has | | | | you've asked the question, made time to listen |
| sold more than a million copies and is still in print. | | | | for the answer and given yourself the gift of |
| (416 pages) | | | | "Relaxing, Receiving & Replenishing. |
| 2) Loving What Is by Byron Katie: The Work by | | | | |